Week 6 (Two-way ANOVA) Flashcards

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What does ANOVA stand for

A

Analysis Of Variance

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2
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What does factor mean in ANOVA

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The independent variable
-In a study of the effect type of drink on reaction time, type of drink would be the factor

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3
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What does level mean ANOVA

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The separate conditions present within the factor

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4
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One Way ANOVA (single factor)

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An ANOVA with only one factor consisting of any number of levels

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5
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Assumptions for One-Way ANOVA

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-Homogeneity of variance
-Normally distributed data
-Dependent variable should be continuous
-Your IV should consist of three or more categorical, independent groups

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6
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When can assumptions be violated in ANOVA

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-When group sizes are equal, ANOVA is robust enough to deal with violations of normality
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7
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Two Way ANOVA

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-ANOVA where there are two or more factors

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8
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What are the three statistics we get from a Two-Way ANOVA

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-The main effect of IV 1 (factor)
-The main effect of IV 2
-The interaction between IV 1 and IV 2

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9
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Steps in calculating a Two Way Within Subjects ANOVA

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-Calculate descriptive stats
-Calculate and interpret the ANOVA
*Two main effects
*Sphericity
*Interaction
-Post-hoc tests

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10
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What would it mean to have a Two-Way 3 x 2 ANOVA

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-Two Way ANOVA
-IV1: 3 levels
-IV2: 2 levels

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11
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How to test for sphericity

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Mauchly’s test of Sphericity
-If significant, sphericity assumption violated
-This test only applies when when there are more than two levels in an IV

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